The best manoeuvrability

Maximum payload

Such performance called for the development of a new rear steering axle.

Directly linked to the coupling plate by a deflection arm, it enables the truck to be followed almost exactly.

Assembled on a reinforced frame and built into a hot-galvanised chassis with an optimised wheelbase, it ensures an exceptional and unrivalled payload.

The MaxiSpeed City, Urban and District curtainsiders are perfectly suited to industrial and pallet distribution.

Their machanically welded chassis, solid decks and bodywork are ideal for intensive and harsh applications.

MaxiSpeed City, Urban and District vehicles are available in several versions: Drop Sides, On-board forklift, etc.

Equipped with a retractable or folding lift rear door, the ExpressLiner CITY, URBAN and DISTRICT vans are perfect for delivering to local shops and for courier companies.

For deliveries is large towns and cities where regulatory and environmental constraints are increasingly restrictive, ExpressLiner CITY, URBAN and DISTRICT vehicles are available in a range of versions: the PIEK compliance to limit noise emissions during night-time operations or limit the surface occupied by the vehicle to 29 m² (CITY).

CITY, URBAN and DISTRICT platforms are perfect for supplying construction sites in an urban environment where there is little room to manoeuvre.

As some materials require specific equipment, CITY, URBAN and DISTRICT flatbeds are suitable for low-side, iron carrier, crane, removable racks and other layouts.

Fruehauf provides coachbuilders with bare chassis intended to take refrigerated bodies.

Their reinforced mechanically welded structure, the steering axle and the optimised wheelbase enable full adaptation by coachbuilders to their specific uses.

By listening to its customers and users, Fruehauf is able to continuously design new innovative and high-performance equipment for increased savings, productivity and safety.

Protection of personnel and equipment, tyre pressure and temperature monitoring, reduced fuel consumption, anticipation of new requirements.